One of the things that can be done when you look at strategic outcomes.... As we've said, there are 300 or 298 there and there are over 2,000 programs. When you look at the departmental documentation, the report on plans and priorities, you'll see the dollar value attached to these. Not all of them are the same size.
So I think the committee could make great progress by studying the larger strategic outcomes. By studying a strategic outcome, you can then study the programs that are underneath it. I would tend to agree that studying each and every program would be a rather significant undertaking, but there is a way, based on the dollar spent, to actually look and maybe select.